Jean-Claude Van Damme joins Arnold Schwarzenegger and Steven Seagal in the prestigious Last Row Podcast Five Timers Club, with this week’s episode featuring Hard Target. Topics include: John Woo’s US film debut, JCVD’s movie demands, Canadian tuxedos, mullets, Wilford Brimley’s inexplicable role, and hunting the most dangerous game.
Join The Last Row Podcast as they loop this episode through Jones to extract the breakdown of the 1995 cyberpunk thriller, Johnny Mnemonic. Find out why Drew owns two copies of the DVD and how Badway hated this movie because he “just didn’t get”. The guys also discuss Keanu’s fortunate career, overloading hard drives, the dreaded NAS disease, and ponder if Jones the Dolphin was being abused, or was a willing hero.
Love and betrayal are in the air, as The Last Row Podcast brings you a Valentine’s special episode featuring the 1998 Sandler romcom The Wedding Singer. Drew and Badway compare growing up 80s vs 90s, whether they favor wedding DJs vs live bands, and rate getting left at the altar vs being dumped the day before vs being left at the reception. Somewhere around the 40 minute mark, the guys actually talk about the movie… briefly.
This week on The Last Row Podcast, scouts Drew and Badway collect their podcasting merit badges by breaking down the 1995 Daniel Stern vehicle, Bushwhacked. The guys debate sleazeball vs scumbag, rate their own wilderness survival skills, discuss the cigarettes after sex trope, and somewhere within the hour + runtime they gloss over the movie. Finally, Badway tries (and fails) to prove a point by jumping 6 feet in his house at 3am.
This week on The Last Row Podcast, Drew and Badway sort through the debris of the 1996 disaster movie classic, Twister. The guys take sides on the love triangle, point out the flaws of the storm chasersā methods, and discuss Tom Hanksā potential back-handed favor of gifting the lead role to Bill Paxton.
This week, Drew and Badway hold the airwaves hostage as they discuss the 1994 comedy, Airheads. The guys break down the controversial group, The Lone Rangers, doubting their talents and classifying them as delusional, realizing that the band as well as this podcast have a lot in common! Sign us!